So You’re Retired – Now What?
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How Social Security Works
How Social Security Works The Social Security program was signed into law in 1935 after the nation had endured more than a half-decade of the Great Depression. It was intended to provide a safety net of income for individuals too old or disabled to continue working. Participation in the Social Security program is mandatory, with […]
Retirement Expenses
The Social Security program was signed into law in 1935 after the nation had endured more than a half-decade of the Great Depression. It was intended to provide a safety net of income for individuals too old or disabled to continue working. Participation in the Social Security program is mandatory, with most wage earners contributing […]Bridging The Income Gap
The Social Security program was signed into law in 1935 after the nation had endured more than a half-decade of the Great Depression. It was intended to provide a safety net of income for individuals too old or disabled to continue working. Participation in the Social Security program is mandatory, with most wage earners contributing […]IRA Conversions
The Roth IRA offers a number of advantages over its traditional counterpart. These include:Tax-free distributions at retirementAbility to continue making contributions beyond age 70-1/2No required minimum distributions beginning in the year you turn 70-1/2Leaving assets to survivors that are free from income taxesDetails on eligibility to convert a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA:For years […]